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    How to Get More Prisma in SUPERVIVE

    By Kirthana KJuly 28, 2025
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    Since Supervive is a battle royal, you need to deck up your character with the best gear and equipment out there. To purchase these unique items, you will require Prisma, a type of currency used in the game. There are no clear indications on how to attain more Prisma, so this guide will cover everything you need to know about making more Prisma in Suvervive.

    Supervive: How to Get Prisma

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    Obtaining Prisma is quite straightforward; all you need to do is defeat enemies and get them as drops. But different enemies offer different drop rates, and also, there is a risk of losing them all if you die. To attain the maximum amount of Prisma, you need to hunt down final bosses and Meteor Beasts, as each of them will drop 120 and 80 Prisma each. Soul bosses, especially in solo mode, will drop 50 Prisma, and Biome bosses will drop 10. 

    But hunting down bosses and monsters isn’t the only way to farm. Defeating Squad Leaders will net you 3.5 Prisma, and if you defeat enemy players, you get 50% of the Prisma loot drop from their existing loot. Executing players will give you a higher percentage of Prisma, so alongside the 50%, you get an additional 10 or 20 extra Prisma for a successful execution. This is a high-risk, high-reward system, so only perform executions if you are absolutely sure your team has your back while you do them.

    Other Ways to Get Prisma

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    Placing yourself in the leaderboard is another way to earn Prisma. For different rankings, you earn different Prisma. Placing yourself at 12th rank and above will just give you your full Prisma earning during your round, but obtaining 6th and above will give you a multiplier of 1x – 1.7x extra at the end of your run. The total Prisma earned also includes your teammate’s Prisma collection, so it will all be added up.

    Completing an entire run without dying and attaining maximum kills in one go will reward you with the highest amount of Prisma, at least 1000. Other ways to get Prisma are through daily, weekly, and seasonal missions, participating in the weekly bounty, and also looking out for the Prisma Boost Weekend events. This is an upcoming event that will take place at the end of August, so be prepared to have your Prisma multiplied. 

    How to Extract Prisma

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    While exploring the rest of the map, you will find Prisma Extractors that are used to store your Prisma. These extractors are located at Outposts, but you need to stay alert while using the machine. If an enemy spots you, they have a chance to destroy the extractor and claim whatever Prisma you stored here. The maximum amount of Prisma an Extractor stores is 1000, and at certain amounts of Prisma handed over, you get unique armor, perks, and relics. 

    How to Use Prisma

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    Now that you have the required amount of Prisma, head over to either the Armory in the main menu to purchase or forge unique gear, perks, and other items available. Prisma is also used in unlocking Prismatic Capsules, and this requires 500 Prisma to unlock 1 capsule. This will grant you random unique items that you won’t get anywhere else. 

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